Grandma's scared me to death. I haven't watched such a scary movie for a long time. The first time I saw Agatha's work was a stage play called Mud Doll Murder, and I didn't dare to listen to this nursery rhyme for a long time until the heroine woke up at the beach with memories. At the time, I still thought that this was a game designed by Hugo to punish the heroine. Everyone faked their death just to make the heroine repent or bring justice or get redemption in their hearts, and then everyone came back to life like this. A movie about repentance, redemption, and liberation, I never imagined how it would be possible. It is not the most normal thing for a suspense drama to arrange dead people. While watching the movie, I have been asking myself whether I have done anything that violates public order and good customs. For a moment, I want to do bad things, but be sure to protect him from action. Accumulate good deeds and do good deeds every day. Amitabha Buddha blesses you. In the end, I have to read all of Agatha's novels. When the judge landed on the island, he couldn't even carry the suitcase by himself. He was old and had sympathy for it. The horror is how the little boy could appear in real life so realistically? It's too much like a ghost movie. Grandma's little black shadow thief who runs out at every turn is scary, but the serious ones don't look like ghost movies. And the hero is really handsome. On the train, I have a soft spot for her. There will be such a handsome villain and even arranging whether she will be a good and evil detective character who mainly pushes the plot to catch the murderer
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